The modifications from mug143 do not match the protein sequence. They are likely misanotated because mug143 has never changed gene structure, and it has 121 aminoacids, while in our annotations residue Y343 is mentioned.
I checked if there is a protein that would match all the residues annotated to mug143 that do not match, and I find that dbs2 matches all residues, so likely these protein modification annotations belong to dbs2. Actually, their systematic ids are consecutive: SPAC167.05 for dbs2 and SPAC167.06c for mug143, so I suspect that this was indeed a mistake. If you give me the green light, I will fix those.
Hi @ValWood,
In this paper: https://www.pombase.org/reference/PMID:25720772
The modifications from
mug143
do not match the protein sequence. They are likely misanotated becausemug143
has never changed gene structure, and it has 121 aminoacids, while in our annotations residueY343
is mentioned.I checked if there is a protein that would match all the residues annotated to
mug143
that do not match, and I find thatdbs2
matches all residues, so likely these protein modification annotations belong todbs2
. Actually, their systematic ids are consecutive:SPAC167.05
fordbs2
andSPAC167.06c
formug143
, so I suspect that this was indeed a mistake. If you give me the green light, I will fix those.